Chris returns to Pretty Pink Rooster to speak with Alexandra Daras. Our first visit was just before the pandemic, today we hear about how the business survived and ultimately thrived because of it. Pretty Pink Rooster now boasts an expanded store and its own line of products for its loyal customers.
This episode is in partnership with the Bernards Township Regional Chamber of Commerce.
This week we visit Performing Arts 5678 in Berkeley Heights and speak with Jessica Lombardi. The performing arts school was formed out of necessity during the pandemic as Jessica's regular teaching job was cut from the town's curriculum.
The program and teaching is centered around performances, not competitions like most competitors. Designed to help performers become more confident, healthy, and strong, Performing Arts 5678 is devoted to providing knowledge and passion, whether performing as a fun activity or wanting to pursue more intense experiences. Students can take class at the studio or they offer voice/piano lessons in home.
We visit with doctors and staff at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), a state-of-the-art outpatient cancer treatment facility in Basking Ridge, New Jersey. The 85,000 square-foot facility incorporates the latest concepts in therapeutic design and offers the most advanced cancer care services.
Located within the Mountain View Corporate Center (at exit 33 off I-78,) the outpatient center in Basking Ridge is convenient for cancer patients who live in central New Jersey.
This episode is in partnership with the Bernards Township Regional Chamber of Commerce.
This week we visit Thoro Entertainment in Berkeley Heights and speak with Brett Bustamante. Thoro's roots are in audio production and DJing events. At their location on Springfield Ave, they have a recording studio with professional audio courses and workshops. In the front of the store, they have a boutique streetwear retail section of the shop that sells sneakers and hats. They also provide videography services. For your audio and video needs, definitely check out Thoro!
We visit Basking Ridge to see Jim and Eileen Barna of TrueLeaf Kitchens. This family-owned business opened in 2010, but they have over 25 years of experience designing custom kitchens. Jim returned to Basking Ridge to raise his family in the town where he grew up.
This episode is in partnership with the Bernards Township Regional Chamber of Commerce.
